Chapter 8-The Truth Comes Out
.\* chapter 8-the truth comes out it was senior year for me and i was happy. no more would i have to worry about other that would pick in me because i was in band.
The Gift of Rosiel - Chapter I: All's Not Well in Avelyon
He'd been doing game reviews alongside working as a sales clerk and serving food to guests at the club since he'd graduated high school, moving in with the club's head bouncer and his spouses after his senior year.
Coming out of the tent
So it was that early our senior year, just after the last waning days of summer and the first autumn leaves peppered the streets, there was that burst in my chest of something new, something i hadn't considered before, like a new spring at the end
Furries University Chapter 8: Follow the white rabbit.
"yeah but this is mark's senior year" spoke jerry "so if you keep up what your doing i bet you'll be the next president". "well go get some sleep" spoke jerry.
Genetisis - Chapter 4
And now, for the senior year, i got to join in on the fun. i sat on the bed, waiting for him to come out.
How We Survive: Arc 2: Chapter 1 W.I.P.
His mother had long left and his father wasn't cruel enough to kick him to the streets even after dropping out during senior year of high school.
OR: RaiRaijin's Kobolds
On a rare occasion, when a kobold reaches its senior years, roughly around 70 years, it can spit wads of flaming napalm to ward off any rapscallion attackers. - **adaptable!
Sutopia, Ch 9
She met francisco my senior year and they dated for awhile before deciding to get married." still seated on the deck of the long-since-passed cruise, logan found himself looking up at the aurora in the sky.
Coming Out of the Tent
So it was that early our senior year, just after the last waning days of summer and the first autumn leaves peppered the streets, there was that burst in my chest of something new, something i hadn't considered before, like a new spring at the end of the year
The Leaves of Fall Act 1: Co-Conspirators (Part 1)
>even the cliques are mostly segregated, perhaps unintentionally \>nowadays, everyone just side-steps the issue and the conversations \>mike is completely unaware of the conversation to begin with as he starts explaining his plans for college \>senior year
Volkner- A Long Road: Chapter 1
senior year came, and i was determined to walk in my dad's footsteps: i wanted to go to the military. i never told him, but i'd prepare the entire year, scoring higher and a pushing myself past every limit i thought i had...and then some.
"unnamed" - Chapter Two.
The end of my junior and the start of my senior year in high school really messed things up for me. after what happened to sam, my life went downhill from there. i went into depression.